You may be correct, after all, Sawful publicly stated this was his best defense in his 7 year tenure at Wyoming.
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Air Force
- Thread starter PorkerPoke
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NIU is hella bad. Historically awful.
If anyone takes anything from that win, other than good feels for a week and the realization that our conference is the hottest of burning garbage, they are a bit naive.
I hope we beat AFA. I don't think we will. AFA and NIU are nothing alike.
If anyone takes anything from that win, other than good feels for a week and the realization that our conference is the hottest of burning garbage, they are a bit naive.
I hope we beat AFA. I don't think we will. AFA and NIU are nothing alike.
OrediggerPoke
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Unfortunately this is where I come down. NIU is probably a 3-9 team in FCS. But to our credit, we played/coached a good game and the offensive coaching staff wisely recognized that QB run was our safest bet to move the ball.
I don’t believe this coaching staff has instilled the discipline needed to defend Air Force. I could see some long Air Force drives really sucking the momentum away from us. Hope I am wrong.
Air Force 24 Wyoming 16
Bryoming
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I'm basing this on the fact that Szarka is out and both teams hold the ball for a LONG time.
OrediggerPoke
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My experience with Air Force is that they are plug and play at the QB position. Loss of QB1 traditionally has less impact on them. Don’t get me wrong, Szarka is a great player. However, to that point, Air Force put up 41 points last week in a win over UNLV and QB2 rushed for 152 yards on 18 carries with 3 rushing TDs.
My experience is Air Force is also traditionally pretty good at maintaining their defensive assignments. NIU was absolutely awful in that area when it came to spying Hughes.
cowpoke pride
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Give me AFA 24-13.
